Marble Hill Post Office Second Class Matter Entry
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
8
News from Monroe as rains flood countryside
Our Correspondents report health is good and rain continues with high waters harming crops. Monroe Null has a fine girl at his house and both mother and babe are doing well. News is scarce, so ringing off for now.
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Monroe Null
Mother
Babe
Local News Roundup From Corn Wall And Surrounding
Wo Bale and J Mo Welker attended quarterly meeting at Mar ath Saturday. Mr and Mrs Monroe Thomason, G A Venable and Mrs AL Haho with daughter were called to Cornwall to see Mrs Chas Venable who is seriously ill. Rev Bess and wife of Marquand visited Uncle Dae Sitze last week. Mrs Joe Sitze poorly several days. Little Catherine Montgomery sick a few days. Albert Shetley visited home folks at Moore chapel Saturday night. Lucille Ludwig and Wm Gribb visited grandparents last week. Ethel Mabuce, attending Upland University, returned home Monday and is preparing to be a foreign HHSS Diary and has been assigned to Burmah. Sam Bess lost a cow last week. Doctors Dehony Cornwall, Davis Fredericktown and Gale Mary operated on Mrs Chas Venable for tumor last Friday, removing a timer that weighed 5 pounds. Mrs Venable is getting along as well as could be expected. Little Fred Rhodes sick several days. Sunday school at Union next Sunday for Children day at Ridge church. Dar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo Bale
J Mo Welker
Marath
Monroe Thomason
G A. Venable
AL Haho
Cornwall
Chas Venable
Bess
Marquand
Dae Sitze
Joe Sitze
Catherine Montgomery
Albert Shetley
Moore Chapel
Lucille Ludwig
Wm Gribb
Rain and farming notes fill Gipsy area Chronicle
Rainy weather and busy farm life dominate the Gipsy region news. Local updates include hay and corn prospects, wheat cutting wrapping up, community visits, revival meetings, church attendance, and upcoming Fourth of July activities. Names like Henry Cooper Perkins Creek, Core Cooper, and Zalma figures appear amid rural routine and weather impacts.
Rainy spell boosts crops and community cheer
Heavy rain pours over fields with crops looking fine while residents enjoy the damp weather. Community mood remains upbeat as gardens and farms benefit from steady precipitation.
Marble Mill Lodge Meets Saturday Evening
In Coerthoure the Secretary Trowel Lodge No 440 A F and AM announces a meeting Saturday evening with a session before the fall moan. Brethren are cordial and invited to attend by WM JW Cnasoure and secretary.
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Trowel Lodge
Marble Mill
SA Maen WM JW Cnasoure
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